Orchard Management
Orchard Management
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It is the element which is responsible for the rapid development and early formation of our apple trees and other plants. Phosphorus, in the form of phosphoric acid, is necessary in order to give strength and firmness to plants and, next to nitrogen, is, all things considered, the most important element of plant food. While needed only in relatively small quantities by plants it is lacking in many soils. Potash comes next to phosphorus in im- portance and is the most important constituent for f...ruiting plants, at least those that are expending their energies in that direction.
Nitrogen. -The yellowing of the foliage and stunted appearance of the tree is a pretty sure indication that the soil is deficient in nitrogen.
ORCHARD MANAGEMENT. 387 An insufficient supply of nitrogen tends to dwarf plants. Good stable manure, if well taken care of, that is, not allowed to leach by rains, will supply to the soil liberal quantities of this plant food. Other sources of nitrogen for plants are the various nitrates, ammonia, and some ani- mal or plant compounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the element which is responsible for the rapid development and early formation of our apple trees and other plants. Phosphorus, in the form of phosphoric acid, is necessary in order to give strength and firmness to plants and, next to nitrogen, is, all things considered, the most important element of plant food. While needed only in relatively small quantities by plants it is lacking in many soils. Potash comes next to phosphorus in im- portance and is the most important constituent for f...ruiting plants, at least those that are expending their energies in that direction.
Nitrogen. -The yellowing of the foliage and stunted appearance of the tree is a pretty sure indication that the soil is deficient in nitrogen.
ORCHARD MANAGEMENT. 387 An insufficient supply of nitrogen tends to dwarf plants. Good stable manure, if well taken care of, that is, not allowed to leach by rains, will supply to the soil liberal quantities of this plant food. Other sources of nitrogen for plants are the various nitrates, ammonia, and some ani- mal or plant compounds.
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